This is a nice French impression of a woman who is not sure what to wear. Signed lower left, Phillips. The painting is in great condition with no scratches, holes or restorations. There is a very slight concave to the art canvas panel. It has the artist tag on the verso. The painting measures about 15 inches wide and 30 inches tall. In its original 1940’s -1950’s frame that measures 16-3/4 inches wide and 31-3/4 inches tall. I am not familiar with this artist.

Billy Saxton Phillips, American artist, designer, painter. Developer Cultural Exchange Program First Americans-Maori, Southwest American Indians and New Zealand Maoris, 1986. Member Art Center Alumni (charter, life), Trail's End Art Association, Lady Elk, Inventors and Scientists American.
Phillips, Billy Saxton was born on June 20, 1915 in Louisville. Daughter of Charles William and Georgia Hazel (de le Zene) Tremblay.

Education
Graduate, Art Center College of Design, 1950.
Free-lance artist, Los Angeles, from 1951. Package designer Wilson Paper-Disneyland, Anaheim, California, 1952-1956. Inventor Vernon (California) Container Corporation, 1952-1956.
Instructor Clatsop Community College, Astoria, Oregon, 1990-1992. Painter Reva-Reva Gallery, Papeete, French Polynesia, 1972-1992, Royal Gallery, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, 1993-1994. Artist P.M. Productions, Los Angeles, 1951-1990.
Instructor, motivator Maoridom, New Zealand, since 1980. Instructor Art Center College Design, 1952-1953.
Designer, patentee Ukili, 1967, packages, 1960 (Zipper openings on cardboard containers). Designer Disneyland's Tinkerbell. Group shows include Royal Art Gallery, Metropolitan Gallery, Lahanina, Maui, Hawaii, 1994, Kona, Hawaii, 1995.